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EUROPEAN CYCLISTS' FEDERATION
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EuroVelo, the European cycle route network
EuroVelo Corporate design, guidance for partners
Introduction
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The aim of EuroVelo is to connect all European countries by a network of long distance cycle routes.
EuroVelo is coordinated on the European level by the European Cyclists' Federation (ECF), who also own
the registered copyrights. In orderto make the most of the benefits of developing the network, in terms
of sustainable tourism and mobility, the EuroVelo routes should be communicated in a uniform and co-
ordinated manner as widely as possible.
To achieve this goal, ECF has defined the different graphic features which can be used by partners (Nati-
onal EuroVelo Coordination Centres and Coordinators, touristic organisations, editors, Service providers
etc.) to communicate EuroVelo or EuroVelo routes. Using these features allows the partners to enjoy
the benefits of the growning awareness of EuroVelo across the continent and in turn, help to increase it
further.
This guidance for partners details the recommended use of the main EuroVelo graphic features. It has
been designad so that these elements can be used in the frame of your own corporate design require-
ments. This manual covers printed and web material oniy. For Information about the use of EuroVelo
graphic features in other contexts (e.g. signage) please see the relevant manual in the ECF's EuroVelo
publication series.
The features covered by this manual are the following:
• Route Information paneis
• Schematic diagram
• Colours
• EuroVelo logo
Please note that the word " EuroVelo" should not be altered to reflect national or regional languages or
alphabets in eitherthe route Information paneis orthe EuroVelo logo. If in doubt, please contactthe ECF.
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Definition of the route information panels, Basic versión
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Pantone reflex blue Pantone yellow Frutiger 87
CMYK 100/80/0/0 CMYK 0/0/100/0 ExtraBlackCN
RGB 0/51/153 RGB 255/204/0
WWW 003399 WWW FFCCOO
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Route information panels
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The route information panels for EuroVelo routes are based on the European Recommendation for the
Signalisation of EuroVelo routes: Resolution on Road Signs and Signáis (UNECE, 2009) (Download: www.
unece.org) and the "Signing of EuroVelo routes" manual (ECF, 2010) (Download: www.eurovelo.org).
You can use the following components in the printed and electronic communication of EuroVelo routes:
• Background (colour - Council of Europe blue): reflects the European aspect
• Route number (colour, white): essential for quick route Identification
• Council of Europe stars (colour - yellow): reflects the European aspect
• EuroVelo route ñame, eg Atlantic-Black Sea (optional, the ñame can be in the national / regional language)
• Wording: EuroVelo or eurovelo.com (optional, confirmation of EuroVelo route status)
The English versions of the route ñames are defined by the ECF. The route ñames in national / regional
languages should be defined and agreed with the responsible National EuroVelo Coordination Centers
and Coordinators.
The route information panels can be used in printed and electronic material for free (providing that they
refer to the designated EuroVelo routes) with the approval of the ECF or the relevant National EuroVelo
Coordination Centre. The route information panels can oniy be used in relation to itineraries identical to
the official EuroVelo routes.
The route information panels can be downloaded in English and in different graphic formats from the
following website: www.eurovelo.org
Route information panels, examples of route signing
(for information only, see guidance "EuroVelo, Signing of EuroVelo cycle routes")
Example: Switzerland
Basel
Koblenz
46 km
Example: France
OBENHEIM 28.5
STRASBOURG 50
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Example: Germany
Bad Honnef 6.4 «V
Rheinbreitbach 2,3 ^
Example: The Netherlands
Example: Hungary
Example: Serbia
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Apatin 28,0^
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Route information panels, example of cartography
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Route information panels, example of printed materials
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Route information panels, example of websites
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reports
Places
Rail, bus, boat
Cycle rental
Flyer-Land
Cycle Service
Accommodation
Bookable offers
Places of interest
Events / slowUp
Cuides, Maps
Feedback
Rhine Route
Ardermatt-Basel
The Rhine Route follows the Alpine river from mountain
source to the large Rhine port at Basel. A vastiy variad
trip through diverse landscapes hewn by the mighty
river over the ages.
Map of route
The Rhine Route crosses Eastern Switzerland in a huge are,
accompanying the mighty Alpine river from its mountain
source to the major Rhine port of Basel.
A true mountain pass excursión over Oberalp, the source of
the Rhine, through Romansh-speaking Surselva. Impressive
views inte the wild Ruiraulta Gorge; Chur, the Rhaetian
capital; with the Trauberkocher (warm wind) through the
Bündner Herrschaft and or the Rhine dam to the wide
Bodensee. Orchards, casties and cheerful tourist chatter
along the shores of the green and silver shimmering
«Schwabian Sea».
Peaceful, dense woodland to the thundering Rhine Falls at
Schaffhausen. Mighty river tamed by 11 power stations.
Along the route: romantic riverside paths, asparagus fields,
timber-framed houses, pylors, sait towers, motorways,
Swiss-German bridge towns, Román ruins, agglomeration
bustie and at last Basel's sweet speciality, Láckerli biscuits
and freight ships in the three-country córner around Basel.
Stages
The route comprises 9 sections, which are aiso ideal for day
excursions.
List of the sections »
Download (PDF. 449 KB)
E6 and E15 Eurovalo
International
Faets worth knowing about the places along the route.
List of places »
Arrival / raturn travel
Our recommendations for arrival by public transport.
List of Public trarsDort stops »
Rail, bus, boat recommendations
SwitzerlandMobility recommends covering the following
sections by rail, bus or boat to shorten the route, to
negotiate height differences or simply because it's beautiful.
From Stein a. Rhein to Basel,
this route is a part of the
EuroVelo-Route 6 Atlantic-
Black Sea.
More
This route is a part of the
EuroVelo-Route 15 Rhine
cycle route.
More
Travel reports
Actual experiences on the
route
Moro (2)
Accommodation
Overnight accommodation
along the route
List of accommodation
partrers (1 37)
Bookable offers
Offers for the route
Our offers (4)
Title of the schematic diagram: EuroVelo, the European cycle route network
A reference is needed to wvvw.eurovelo.com orvwvw.eurovelo.org
A reference is needed to the year of publication
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Schematic diagram
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The schematic diagram of the EuroVelo routes can be used for free and without approval from the ECF
for printed and electronic Information tools. It cannot be altered. You can download it in JPG format
from the following website: www.eurovelo.org
Each EuroVelo route in the schematic diagram is representad with its own colour. These colours can be
used in the partners' own material:
Atlantic Coast Route * *★
* 1 1 * cmyk 25/0/100/15 * * .8.*
★ 1 1 * RGB 192/201/35
*★* Atlaiilk Ceart Reírte WWW #c0c923 * ** Mediterranean Reírte
Mediterranean Route
cmyk 30/66/100/0
RGB 171/114/44
WWW #ab722c
Capitals Route
cmyk 39/0/0/15
RGB 174/199/223
WWW #aec7df
Baltic-Adriatic
cmyk 30/66/0/0
RGB 175/117/177
WWW #af75b1
Pilgrims Route
cmyk 100/0/0/0
RGB 7/161/226
WWW #07a1e2
Baltic Sea Cycle Route
cmyk 0/20/100/0
RGB 239/213/31
WWW #efd51f
Central Europe Route
cmyk 0/0/100/0
RGB 251/243/18
WWW #fbf312
Via Romea Francigena
cmyk 0/41/0/0
RGB 229/185/213
WWW #e5b9d5
Atlantic-Black Sea
cmyk 0/100/0/0
RGB 198/0/134
WWW #c60086
Sun Route
cmyk 61/0/100/0
RGB 147/191/60
WWW #93bf3c
East Europe Route
cmyk 0/46/100/0
RGB 222/166/37
WWW #dea625
North Sea Cycle Route
cmyk 100/0/100/0
RGB 47/159/72
WWW #2f9f48
Iron Curtain Trail
cmyk 0/85/85/0
RGB 202/76/57
WWW #ca4c39
Rhine Route
cmyk 100/80/0/0
RGB 49/60/153
WWW #313c99
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100%
EuroVelo
cmyk 100/80/0/0
RGB 0/51/153
WWW #003399
80% ■ 70% ■ 60% ■ 50% ■ 40% ■ 30%
10%
Atlantic Coast Route
cmyk 25/0/100/15
RGB 192/201/35
WWW #c0c923
Mediterranean Route
cmyk 30/66/100/0
RGB 171/114/44
WWW #ab722c
Capitals Route
cmyk 39/0/0/15
RGB 174/199/223
WWW #aec7df
Baltic-Adriatic
cmyk 30/66/0/0
RGB 175/117/177
WWW #af75b1
Pilgrims Route
cmyk 100/0/0/0
RGB 7/161/226
WWW #07a1e2
Baltic Sea Cycle Route
cmyk 0/20/100/0
RGB 239/213/31
WWW #efd51f
Central Europe Route
cmyk 0/0/100/0
RGB 251/243/18
WWW #fbf312
East Europe Route
cmyk 0/46/100/0
RGB 222/166/37
WWW #dea625
Via Romea Francigena
cmyk 0/41/0/0
RGB 229/185/213
WWW #e5b9d5
North Sea Cycle Route
cmyk 100/0/100/0
RGB 47/159/72
WWW #2f9f48
Atlantic-Black Sea
cmyk 0/100/0/0
RGB 198/0/134
WWW #c60086
Iron Curtain Trail
cmyk 0/85/85/0
RGB 202/76/57
WWW #ca4c39
Sun Route
cmyk 61/0/100/0
RGB 147/191/60
WWW #93bf3c
Rhine Route
cmyk 100/80/0/0
RGB 0/51/153
WWW #003399
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Colours
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The colours for the EuroVelo routes can be used for free and without approval from the ECF for printed
and electronic Information tools. These colours can be used for text, as the background for text or for
coloured areas.
• The blue colour of the route Information panel serves as the general Identification of
EuroVelo on printed or electronic Information tools. The blue can be lightened in 10% steps.
• The colours of the routes provide Information associated with the individual routes. They
cannot be changed.
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The EuroVelo logo should normally
be located in the bottom right hand
córner of printed materials.
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EuroVelo logo
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The EuroVelo logo is a quality label. It identifys that the Information is controlled by the ECF and the
National EuroVelo Coordination Centres and Coordinators. The use of the EuroVelo logo generally
should be approved. In this case the ECF makes a distinction between material which is avalladle to the
public for free and that which requires payment:
Free information
The ECF orthe relevant National EuroVelo Coordination Centre or Coordinator receives a proposal
in the final format. A response should be sent within 10 working days detailing any content related
corrections (where necessary) and indicating if the use of the logo for free is approved. If possible, the
partner should send copies of any printed materials to the ECF free of charge.
Commercial material
The partner or publisher should enter into a contract with the ECF about the use of the EuroVelo logo.
EuroVelo asks all potential communication partners to send requests regarding the use of the EuroVelo
logo to the following email address: [email protected]
If in doubt, please contact eitherthe ECF orthe relevant National EuroVelo Coordination Centre or
Coordinator.
EUROPEAN CYCLISTS' FEDERATION
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Publishing credits
Publisher
European Cyclists' Federation
Authors
Velobüro, Markus Capirone and Lukas Stadtherr, CH-4600 Olten
Design
Velobüro, Markus Capirone, CH-4600 Olten
Distribution, Information and additional documents
European Cyclists' Eederation, Brusseis,
[email protected], www.ecf.com
This publication is available in English oniy
© European Cyclists' Eederation December2012
ECE gratefully acknowledges financial support from the European Commission | |
